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Haha, yes I'm sorry about this :)

Exactly, I works with 2 parameters, but for the example I delete one because it was not more interesting to explain with 2 on the forum.

So in my first...

Thanks chipcmc for your answer, finnally I find another solution; I don't use the expect way of define variable and use the classical way to send variable to a function:



#!/bin/sh
...

Hi There,

I try to transfer a variable from the script to a function which use expect, but I don't succed.

#!/bin/sh

HPPASS1="$2"


send_command()
{
echo "spawn ssh...

No I have check before, no way ;)




Is say is wrong because it should display:

interface FastEthernet0/0 is down
interface FastEthernet1/0 is down


and it display:

is downernet0/0...

Just for information the path is /usr/bin/awk
But it change nothing, it still not work if I use the second conf file.

Thanks again for your help ;)

I use Mac OS X to create my script and then I put them on a FreeBSD. If I use your script on my FBSD it works, on my Mac OS no for the second conf file type... Strange! (and no I haven't gawk on my...

Thanks but this one do not work for me...


By the way I am a newbie with awk because I just discover this tool, but I don't understand why if I change a little my configuration file, the result...

Ok thank for your answer, I never work with this tool :)

Hi,

I have a configuration file like this:


!
!
interface FastEthernet0/0
ip address 192.168.2.81 255.255.255.0
duplex auto
speed auto
shutdown
!
interface FastEthernet1/0
ip...

After search and many try. I think is really impossible to make SSH communicate with co-process.


The first solution is to use SSH key pairs but it's not everytime possible.

The second...

After asking my question on several forum and search on Google, nothing good.

I have read something interesting about someone who want to use SSH as a coprocess and who fail with this: girtby.net...

Arg! I want to communicate with Cisco router, so this solution is not possible.

I will try to search a little bit more and begin to think about another solution. To resume I want to deploye...

Sorry may be I haven't understand about EOT. It's just for explanation or I can resolve my problem by using this in my script?

Thanks

Yeap,

I have think about this so I put a "sleep 5" but it change nothing.

So I try to put a read like you said but same result it still don't work:


ssh -T -l login 192.168.2.82|&
sleep 5...

Hi there,


I want to connect to a Cisco router with a KSH script via coprocess:

telnet 192.168.2.82|&
print -p “login”
print -p "password"


With telnet it works. Now I want to use SSH:
...